Law of environmental justice theories and procedures to address disproportionate risks
Michael B. Gerrard and Sheila R. Foster, editors.
- 2nd ed.
- Chicago, Ill. American Bar Association, Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources c2008.
- xxxv, 871 p. 26 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Equal protection / Philip Weinberg -- Title VI / Bradford C. Mank -- Other civil rights titles / Colin Crawford -- Executive order 12,898 / Bradford C. Mank -- State environmental justice programs and related authorities / Nicholas Targ and Steven G. Bonorris -- Native American law / Judith V. Royster -- Public participation / Sheila Foster -- Access to information / Bernard A. Weintraub -- Impact assessment / Sheila Foster -- Risk assessment, susceptible subpopulations, and environmental justice / Carl F. Cranor -- Access to the courts / Ellen P. Chapnick -- Evidentiary issues : proving intent and effect and defining the affected community / Kenneth J. Warren -- Issues of legal ethics in environmental justice matters / Irma S. Russell and Joanne Sum-Ping -- Stopping and building new facilities / Michael B. Gerrard -- Controlling existing facilities / Heidi Gorovitz Robertson -- Cleaning up abandoned or inactive contaminated sites / Veronica Eady Famira -- Recycling brownfields sites / Veronica Eady Famira -- Controlling residential exposure / E. Gail Suchman with Lawrance P. Schnapf -- Tort remedies and litigation strategies / Allan Kanner -- Controlling exposures in the workplace / Barbara J. Olshansky and Barnett Lawrence -- Protecting citizens of other countries / Jeffrey B. Gracer.
9781604420838 (pbk.) 1604420839 (pbk.)
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Environmental law--United States. Environmental justice--United States.
Race discrimination--Law and legislation--United States.